Was NGR tested as extensively as freenet's original routing? If not then why?
You could have reused some of the same code from the first freenet paper. Even now
this might
still be a good idea. Sorry if you guys have done this and I haven't heard, but I
never was all
that convinced by NGR.
What's up with this on the website?:
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"It's unstable what did you expect" vs. "You seperated me from freenet:-("
If freenet formats my drive, burns my house down, and makes me sterile, even if I'm
running the
unstable version, I'd be peeved. Some testers were expecting freenet to peform some
for them in
unstable, others weren't. Can't we all just get along?
For a couple months now I have been making a contribution to freenet by not using it.
By not
running a node I reduced N and in my own lazy way probably improved performance more
than my
resources could have.
Lately I've run an MNet node to help them out a bit; they only have a few nodes.
Maybe someday
I'll have some P2P app that needs testing.
Now that you've starting this test network, I feel obligated to run a node for it.
How are you guys planning on getting data/traffic onto the test network?
People inserting serious sites should probably insert into the production one.
Would frost be a good candidate to test on the test network?
Has anyone here running a "stable" node in the production net seen a performance boost
from having
a smaller homogenious net?
Project Manager Needed?
I'd consider doing documentation, but this will generally mean reading lots of code
and asking
lots of stupid questions, which might slow down developement. I think Toad has got
about 50
bosses on this list. Maybe some of these latest issues are related to Ian being off
in Ireland.
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